Nuclear
Japan suffers power outages after 7.3 Fukushima quake
A powerful magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck late Saturday 13 February 2021, off the coast of Tohoku, leaving at least 100 people injured.
Strategic Development
JERA and PETRONAS partner on decarbonisation efforts
The MoU specifies that JERA and PETRONAS will promote the use of LNG in Asian countries and establish supply chains for ammonia and hydrogen fuels.
Industry Insights
How Envision is hedging their renewables bets: Forecast technologies, floating storage...
Smart Cities, Singapore's first floating energy storage system, and weather forecasting for renewables are only some of the innovations Henry Tay has witnessed as the Assistant Regional Director of Envision Digital.
Energy Storage
Webcast 25 Feb: Energy storage applications
Register to attend this webinar to understand which energy storage use cases are seeing widespread adoption.
Hydrogen
Exponential growth predicted for green hydrogen market
A new report released by research firm Frost & Sullivan states that owing to decarbonisation efforts, the production of green hydrogen will increase by 57% between 2019 and 2030.
Hydroelectric
Turkey’s 500MW Lower Kaleköy hydropower plant starts operation
The Lower Kaleköy hydropower plant at the Lower Kaleköy Dam in Turkey has been completed, according to a GE Renewable Energy statement.
Smart Grid T&D
Siemens Energy launches new R&D center for advanced technologies in China
Siemens Energy has launched an innovation center for advanced energy technologies in Shenzhen in southeastern China.
On Site Renewables
Cleantech Solar delivers three new PV projects in Malaysia and Thailand
Cleantech Solar has commissioned three rooftop solar PV systems at AkzoNobel sites in Malaysia and Thailand.
Strategic Development
Wärtsilä and Huaneng Jiangsu to develop sustainable power in China
Wärtsilä and Huaneng Jiangsu Co have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to develop sustainable power generation in Jiangsu, China.
Renewables
Solar advantages increase even without government subsidies – study
Solar energy is now the cheapest way to add electricity in many markets across the globe - Wood Mackenzie has revealed.
